That’s awesome, what would be cool is if you were able to learn to make super complex cards and absolutely destroy nvidia and amd with their outrageous prices 😂
Haha thanks! This video board is more like a video chip than a GPU, but little by little, I can add some more features to make it more powerful and interesting
SCART has an RGB interface, just like VGA. The resolution and frequency are different though. It would be possible, but would require modifications since the native resolution of my video board is 640x480 (31KHz) Composite video has the problem of differences between NTSC, PAL and SECAM. I think newer TVs handle them all but on an old TV, this could be an issue. Same as for SCART, it is possible to implement it in the FPGA, but would require some non-negligeable modifications. I do plan to have a try generating a monochrome composite signal with a Z80 though, purely in software. It could be an interesting video.
@@Zeal8bit the MiSTer project manages to generate all these Video standards, so technically another FPGA should be able to do so with the resolve of a person willing to write the new cores.
![Latest prototype of my 8-bit computer [Zeal 8-bit computer]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ThKnth5Y2UE/mqdefault.jpg)
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I can't wait to get one of these and hook it up to my Zeal!
Thank you for your support!
I will try to make it available as soon as possible, ideally beginning of 2024
you said cool I say very cool
Thank you very much!
NICE
This is cool! 👏
That’s awesome, what would be cool is if you were able to learn to make super complex cards and absolutely destroy nvidia and amd with their outrageous prices 😂
Haha thanks!
This video board is more like a video chip than a GPU, but little by little, I can add some more features to make it more powerful and interesting
It would be complicated to implement scart or composite video?
SCART has an RGB interface, just like VGA. The resolution and frequency are different though. It would be possible, but would require modifications since the native resolution of my video board is 640x480 (31KHz)
Composite video has the problem of differences between NTSC, PAL and SECAM. I think newer TVs handle them all but on an old TV, this could be an issue. Same as for SCART, it is possible to implement it in the FPGA, but would require some non-negligeable modifications.
I do plan to have a try generating a monochrome composite signal with a Z80 though, purely in software. It could be an interesting video.
@@Zeal8bit the MiSTer project manages to generate all these Video standards, so technically another FPGA should be able to do so with the resolve of a person willing to write the new cores.
True, and a person who also has the time to implement all of that on its spare timen😉